Victorians have been living through a terrifying crime wave like nothing we’ve seen before but the state’s top cop, Shane Patton, thinks he should be rewarded with a lucrative new five-year contract. Spare me.
Next weekend should mark the beginning of the end for the hated Victorian state Labor government, with voters able to send a strong message at the Werribee and Prahran by-elections.
The mindless idiots who creep around in the dark vandalising and destroying our history will only make ordinary Australians more determined not to be divided by race.
Donald Trump is the king of cut-through political slogans and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton should grab the best four-word catchcry the US President has delivered yet.
As I celebrated my 70th birthday this week I was buoyed by the fact it is clear growing numbers of young Australians are waking up to the fact the radical left has failed them.
Fast rail has been promised by all sides of politics for years only to crumble into a heap of expensive broken dreams and as we close out 2024, we’re about to witness more hollow promises.
Australia’s tin-eared prime minister just doesn’t get it — he has no feel at all for the people of the country he’s tasked with leading.
Out-of-touch corporate giants, sporting bodies, state governments, and local councils naively see rejecting Australia Day as supporting the trampled rights of Indigenous Australians. In reality, it’s useless virtue signalling.
Shocking vision of ram raids, arson, armed teens and violent attacks are filling the news but we’re not living in 1980s New York or the badlands of Johannesburg. What the hell is happening to our city?
The kings of Australian talk radio have have all gone and social media, podcasts, influencers and streaming on demand may have finally killed the radio star.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/steve-price